An Illustrated Natural History of British Moths
An Illustrated Natural History of British Moths
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though I suppose it is certain that Eupithecia vulgata feeds on flowers of ragwort, &c. , as well as hawthorn. " Rcr. J. Iff U ins.
The MOTII appears on the wing in July, and urs rather frequently in different parts of ngland. Mr. Eire-hall has also taken it at Powerscourt and Howth, in ^Ireland. (The ieutific name is Cidaria pyraliata. } 365. The Spinach (Cidaria dotntc}.
365. THE SPIXACII. The palpi are long and porrected, and the antennre are simple in both sexes ; the fore wings are ample, ...scarcely pointed at the tip, and not at all falcate ; their colour is ochreous yellow, with darker trans- verse lines, all of which are sharply angled, the angles pointing towards the . Hind margin : the first and second of these lines are faint, slender, and near the base ; the third is before the middle of the wing, and is very distinct ; the fourth and fifth are slender and indistinct ; the sixth is beyond the middle of the wing, and is very distinct, its interior margin is gradually shaded off into the paler ground colour ; its exterior margin is sharply defined and accompanied by a paler line, which makes it still more conspicuous; there is a faint oblique streak at the tip of the wing, dividing the costal and hind margins, the former of which is the paler ; the fringe is pale with eight brown spots : the hind wings are very pale, slightly yellower towards the hind margin ; their fringe is pale, with four or five brown spots ; the head, thorax, and body are pale yellow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
though I suppose it is certain that Eupithecia vulgata feeds on flowers of ragwort, &c. , as well as hawthorn. " Rcr. J. Iff U ins.
The MOTII appears on the wing in July, and urs rather frequently in different parts of ngland. Mr. Eire-hall has also taken it at Powerscourt and Howth, in ^Ireland. (The ieutific name is Cidaria pyraliata. } 365. The Spinach (Cidaria dotntc}.
365. THE SPIXACII. The palpi are long and porrected, and the antennre are simple in both sexes ; the fore wings are ample, ...scarcely pointed at the tip, and not at all falcate ; their colour is ochreous yellow, with darker trans- verse lines, all of which are sharply angled, the angles pointing towards the . Hind margin : the first and second of these lines are faint, slender, and near the base ; the third is before the middle of the wing, and is very distinct ; the fourth and fifth are slender and indistinct ; the sixth is beyond the middle of the wing, and is very distinct, its interior margin is gradually shaded off into the paler ground colour ; its exterior margin is sharply defined and accompanied by a paler line, which makes it still more conspicuous; there is a faint oblique streak at the tip of the wing, dividing the costal and hind margins, the former of which is the paler ; the fringe is pale with eight brown spots : the hind wings are very pale, slightly yellower towards the hind margin ; their fringe is pale, with four or five brown spots ; the head, thorax, and body are pale yellow.
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